Select date or date range

 
 
 
 
 

Additional Filters

  • Recurring
  • Non-Recurring
  • TopPick

Attribute

  • All Ages
  • 18 +
  • 21 +

Category

 

Related Events

 

Related Places

  • Bahama Breeze
  • Bahama Breeze 2
  • Bev's Caribbean Kitchen

    "Bev's Caribbean Kitchen is a small restaurant with 6 stools for indoor dining. Menu items include Jerk Chicken, Jerk Pork, Roti, and many vegetarian dishes. Est. 1993."

  • Jamaica Jamaica Restaurant and Bakery
  • Kokomo's Seafood Restaurant & Oyster Bar

    "Key West motif with linens and candlelight on every table; warmed by brightly colored tablecloths; ruddy exposed brick walls; casual fine dining. We offer all you can eat lake perch on Sundays for $13.95 (sorry, no carry-outs or split entrees). We also have a special dinner/theatre tickets package available for Second City's show at the Emerald Theatre -- call for details!"

  • Papa Cheney's Whiskey Well

    "A warm and casually elegant restaurant with a sensational view of the Detroit skyline. The diverse, reasonably priced menu featues all types of cuisine, many with a unique Cajun flair. Live music is featured Thursday, Friday and Saturday with a weekly blues show begining at 8 p.m. every Sunday. Ask us about our daily specials; private and corporate parties welcomed. We promise you fantastic food; superlative service; an unbelievable selection of beer, wine and spirits from around the world; sensational music and a limitless supply of fun!"

  • Rono's Family Dining

    This dine-in place with white cloths and flashy artificial red-white-and-pink flower arrangements offers tasty Jamaican staples not widely available in the area, such as rich, fatty oxtail, curry goat, tilapia, red snapper, kingfish and, if you’re lucky, the traditional ackee and codfish. Tripe and cow feet are offered for home folks who really want to wax nostalgic. The eatery also imports sorrel, which in Jamaica grows in the fields and sports a beautiful red flower. Dried and mixed with ginger, boiled and steeped, it results in a cloudy brown drink, served in a big bottle, plenty to take home. It looks like a dark homemade apple cider, but its taste is fiery ginger.

    Category: Restaurant, Caribbean
  • Shuck's Oyster Bar

    Located in downtown Utica, Shuck’s Oyster Bar caters to seafood lovers from all parts of metro Detroit. Owner Loren Hoffmann recommends their mussels, shrimp, salmon, calamari, crab cakes and oysters. Even if you’re not a seafood fan, Shuck’s menu has something sure to please, including barbecue, sandwiches, steaks, salads and soups. You’ll even find filet mignon, ribeye steaks and shrimp and salmon pasta. There are several TVs for sports fans, and Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings feature live music.

  • Tin Fish Resort

    When you're in the mood for good times and great cuisine, be sure to check out Tin Fish Resort . The restaurant is located in one of the area's most pleasant settings and is known for its delightful staff and superb cuisine. The menu at Tin Fish Resort features a wide array of great selections, made from only the freshest and highest quality ingredients, with something sure to please every member of your group. Tin Fish Resort has established itself as one of the area's favorite culinary destinations and is sure to offer you a pleasant and unique dining experience every time you visit. The Detroit News: Michigan's Best Outdoor Terrace Dining "Open the submarine-style portal to Tin Fish Resort, in Fair Haven, and you'll feel like sailing over the wide blue waters of nearby Anchor Bay. Perched a few stories above the shoreline, Tin Fish has three outdoor tiered decks, as well as a Tiki Bar, with live bands Wednesday through Sundays, beginning the Wednesday before Memorial Day. The indoor dining room is stunning, with a snaking bar that offers an aquamarine aquarium as backdrop. At the height of the sunshine season, Tin Fish feeds a sea of people angling for good food and good times. The solid, modern menu offers everything from angels on horseback appetizer (bacon-wrapped broiled sea scallops), escargot in garlic and burgundy, a truly memorable pasta trio with andoiulle sausage, chicken and shrimp, plus standards such as prime rib, surf and turf, and a sensational steak Oscar, topped with asparagus and bernaise. Tin Fish--pure-gold Fish."

  • Waves

    "Tropical motif. Excellent seafood selection. The service is as friendly as the menu is varied, from Hull Hull Ribs to Chicken Havana Banana. Island cocktails (served in real coconuts), flavored margaritas by the yard, entertainment, Ohana feasts and Key West style-parties."

 

Related People

No people found

Choice Picks all events

  • DIRECT CONTACT
    DIRECT CONTACT 5/25
     

    Showcasing genre-defying music and distinct spaces that have become a haven for creative endeavors that otherwise would not have a home in traditional performance spaces.

  • The Murder Junkies

    When G.G. Allin died in 1993, a lot of people breathed a sigh of relief. As Tesco Vee once said, “This feces-encrusted, jockstrap-wearin’ stinkbag was just gross.” That said, audiences flocked to see Allin’s transgressive, often coprophagic performances, to experience that mixture of fear and awe only the “rock ’n’ roll terrorist” could evoke. Allin has been gone two decades now, but a version of his backing band, the Murder Junkies, still tours, playing the Allin catalog, which includes such colorful ditties as “Anal Cunt” and “Raw, Brutal, Rough and Bloody.” The bill is rounded out with Busby Death Chair, Sons of Strippers, Public Sex and Dolly Rocker Ragdoll.

    Place: Corktown Tavern    Tags: punk
  • Saturday Looks Good To Me
    Saturday Looks Good To Me 5/25 8:00PM
     

    Fred Thomas of His Name Is Alive loves to fuck with people by taking left turns and throwing musical curveballs at every given opportunity, and a few opportunities that weren’t given at all. Experimental indie pop is the order of the day here, Ann Arbor native Thomas soaking in a ton of Detroit soul and coming out the other side with something that sounds like Mayer Hawthorne fronting Weezer. Kinda. The band has been around since ’99, which seems bizarre, though; they didn’t play any shows until 2002. Now the band is flying, and 2013 sees a new album, One Kiss Ends it All.

    Place: The Loving Touch    Tags: rock/pop
    Category: Music, Rock/Pop, Events
  • Of Monsters and Men
    Of Monsters and Men 5/28 7:00PM
     

    If Björk taught us anything, it’s that English-language acts from Iceland are going to be awesome, and Of Monsters and Men follow that train of thought quite nicely. The winners of the 2012 Músíktilraunir (an annual battle of the bands in Iceland), these guys put out their debut album, My Head is an Animal, the following year. Though the guys in the band do sport some tremendous facial hair, they’re exaggerating with the animal reference. This summer, the band will be all over the world hitting the major festivals, so let’s enjoy them while they’re here. The “King and Lionheart” single promises great times ahead.

    Category: Music, Rock/Pop, Events
  • The Stranglers
    The Stranglers 5/30
     

    Place: Majestic Theatre    Tags: rock/pop
    Category: Music, Rock/Pop, Events
  • DEPE SPACE ARTIST TALK: Graem Whyte

    Detroit artist Graem Whyte’s practice explores the space between architecture and fine art. His work utilizes a wide array of materials and often combines mythology, architecture, Chewbacca, the landscape, and patterns of mathematics and nature with a wry sense of humor.

    Category: Art, Artists Talk, Events

Latest Photos

  • 13th Annual Berkley Art Bash
  • Club Prive offers Friday Night Ballroom Dance Classes
  • PUMMAA YOUTH MEDIA-ARTS DAY CAMP
  • Survive - An Art Exhibition
  • Titan Club Basketball Camp for Special Needs Players
  • 2 Day Intensive Praise Dance Boot Camp
  • Kids Read Comics 2013
  • Summer Game Kick-Off Concert @ TOP: Ice Cream Vendors
  • Townie Trivia @ LIVE, 102 South First Street
  • Man Bites Dog: Hot Dog Culture in America
  • From Animal House to Our House with Writer and Preservationist Ron Tanner
  • Intro To Mozart's
  • Wednesday Night Sessions: A Monthly Reading Series
  • Smell and Tell: Stories of Anosmia
  • Screening of
  • Celebrate 30 Years Of The Summer Festival: The Premiere Of The Ann Arbor Summer Festival Online Archive
  • Comic Artists Forum with Cartoonist Joe Foo
  • Rio & The Rockabilly Revival-Carolyn Striho

neighborhoods view all

 

Browse Categories

Login to Metro Times Calendar
  1. forget password?
Don't have an account?
Create A New Account
Connect with Facebook

Have a Facebook account? Login using your Facebook account to share your activities with friends.

Create Account
  1. Clicking GO means you agree to our terms
Connect with Facebook

Have a Facebook account? Login using your Facebook account to share your activities with friends.

Connecting to Facebook...

Share this

Share via Email
Share on Facebook
Share